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It seems like you are missing a quote after t_name, it should read like:
begin
ops.go(ops.project_ra('nfl_team_season_stats','t_name', t_season',
'1996_stats'));
end;
Hope this helps,
Tracy Bashore wrote:
> I am trying to use a package that someone built and can run it from the
> sqlplus command line but when I try running it from a start file, it
> does not work. The example that I am running looks like this:
>
> begin
> ops.go(ops.project_ra('nfl_team_season_stats','t_name, t_season',
> '1996_stats'));
> end;
>
> I get a list of error messages as a result of this. The first one is
> pointing at the begin statement and says that a left parenthesis is
> expected. ops is the name of the package. Any help would be
> appreciated.
> --
> Tracy Bashore
> SLIC Programming
> Dept GY2/030-2 E310
> 253-0302 (TL 553-0302)
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